2006 Ssr Final End-of- The-line Model. Top 3ss Options Package W/ Chrome & 6 Spd on 2040-cars
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The model year 2006 was the first time that the SSR came in designated packages: 1SS, 2SS, and 3SS. Each package had a more refined level of option groups with the 3SS having most of the options that you would want including the highly sought after chrome package which was only available in 2006. It included chrome wheels and all trim formally Silver Satin Finish now in chrome. The 2SS had all the good stuff and the 3SS added bling. If you are a fan of Chevy's SSR roadster pickup, you already know that the one to own is the end-of-the-line model with the 6.0 L (364 cu.in.) LS2 and Tremec 6 speed transmission. The 6 speed certainly makes a big difference in the driving experience with power to spare thanks to the 400 H.P. LS2. It's fast, it's fun to drive and sure to be a future collectable given this truck's sought after options. Carfax certified, buy with confidence. I would be happy to assist you in shipping this vehicle or I can pick you up @ DFW International Airport :-) |
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